Two Saturday qualifying sessions in Indianapolis determined positions outside the top 12, and the temperature on the track dropped towards the end of the initial runs of the second segment.

Colum Helot of Juncos Hollinger Racing was the first to make the re-race and improved by 0.7 miles per hour, but only got three places and lost two of them in a row after Dale Coyne Racing put newcomer David Malukas and veteran Takumu Sato in turn.

Sato had to run again his first morning run was declared invalid if he prevented Marco Andretti’s warm-up by not following IndyCar’s instructions to move to the slowdown during his slowdown.

Newcomer Malukas improved and got Coyne with the HMD car in 12th place, but his faced his two-time teammate who won the Indy 500.

On the third lap Sato bounced off the Safe Barrier Turn 2, but by the end of the race took a leg and finished 12th.

Ironically, Andretti was next again, he had problems with electricity on the first run, but he could only claim 24th place.

Helio Castroneves, Meyer Shank Racing Honda

Photo: Michael L. Levitt / Drawings of motorsport

Meyer Shank Racing winner Helio Castroneves accelerated an average of 229,630 miles per hour, while Colt’s colleague Hertha’s first race was 25th with an average of 230,235 miles per hour.

Alexander Rossi decided to move to the first lane – the priority lane – for his second race, which means the driver needs to pull his first, and he couldn’t improve, instead dropping from 15th to 21st.

Sage Karam was warming up when it started to rain, a warning flag appeared, and there were recommendations for lightning within a radius of eight miles.

However, there were still 3 hours and 30 minutes, so the action resumed as soon as the track dried and the lightning went away.

When the session resumed after 1 hour 20 minutes, Karam increased the average speed by 0.5 miles per hour in dense air but got only two seats.

Notably, Team Penske decided to pull the time of Joseph Newgarden and Scott McLaughlin, despite the fact that they ranked 14th and 15th in the network, and go to the priority line. It was hoped that lower temperatures on the track could put them in the top 12 in Sunday’s shootout.

But McLaughlin’s second run dropped him from 15th to 26th as he was 1.4 mph slower than in the original race.

Newgarden’s teammate was lucky because he was just warming up when lightning returned within eight miles of the speedway, and a precaution was taken. Then it rained, and an hour before the 17.50 session IndyCar was forced to admit that the day was over.

Since he did not take the green flag, Newgarden will be allowed to regain his 14th place in the net.

Positions 13-33 – now established

P Name QSpeed QLap1Speed QLap2Speed QLap3Speed QLap4Speed Engine The team
13 David Malukas 231,607 232,482 th most common 232,206 230,552 th most common 231,200 th most common Honda Dale Coyne Races with HMD
14 Joseph Newgarden 231,580 233,209 232,333 th most common 231.184 229,623 th most common Chevy The Penske team
15 Santina Ferrucci 231,508 232,239 th most common 231,729 th most common 231,329 th most common 230,741 th most common Chevy Dreyer and Reinbold
16 Simon Pagno 231,275 th most common 232,189 231,726 th most common 230,688 th most common 230,505 th most common Honda Meyer Shank Race
17 J.R. Hildebrand 231,112 231,601 231,118 th most common 230,926 th most common 230,807 Chevy AJ Foyt Enterprises
18 Conor Daly 230,999 th most common 232,448 th most common 231,459 th most common 230,822 th most common 229,288 th most common Chevy Ed Carpenter Race
19 Calum Helot 230,961 th most common 231,869 231,452 th most common 230,824 th most common 229,709 th most common Chevy Racing Juncos Hollinger
20 Alexander Rossi 230,812 231,379 th most common 231,076 230,514 th most common 230,282 th most common Honda Andretti Autosport
21 Graham Rahal 230,766 th most common 231,083 230,643 th most common 230,678 th most common 230,662 Honda Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
22 Sage Karam 230,464 th most common 231,103 230,411 th most common 230,017 th most common 230,329 th most common Chevy Dreyer and Reinbold
23 Marco Andretti 230,345 th most common 230,996 th most common 230,283 th most common 230,117 229,986 Honda Andretti Herta Autosport w / Marco & Curb
24 Devlin DeFrancesco 230,326 th most common 231,511 th most common 231,228 th most common 230,737 th most common 227,865 th most common Honda Motorsport Andretti Steinbrenner
25 Coltan Hertha 230,235 th most common 230,613 th most common 230,280 229,844 th most common 230,204 Honda Andretti Autosport
26 Scott McLaughlin 230,154 th most common 230,394 th most common 230,123 230,104 229,998 th most common Chevy The Penske team
27 Helio Castroneves 229,630 th most common 230,306 229,803 229,570 th most common 228,845 th most common Honda Meyer Shank Race
28 Kyle Kirkwood 229,406 230,124 229,728 th most common 229,303 228,476 th most common Chevy AJ Foyt Enterprises
29 Daltan Kellet 228,916 229,673 th most common 229,403 228,538 th most common 228,058 Chevy AJ Foyt Enterprises
30 Juan Pablo Montoya 228,622 th most common 229,478 th most common 229,381 th most common 227,897 th most common 227,741 th most common Chevy Arrow McLaren SP
31 Christian Lundgaard 227,053 227,597 th most common 228,507 226,594 th most common 225,537 th most common Honda Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
32 Jack Harvey 226,851 th most common 230,401 225,447 th most common 228,032 th most common 223,640 Honda Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
33 Stephen Wilson no speed no speed no speed no speed no speed Chevy DragonSpeed ​​from Cusick Motorsports

LEADERS IN THE TOP-12 OF THE SUNDAY QUALIFICATION

P

 Name QSpeed QLap1Speed QLap2Speed QLap3Speed QLap4Speed Engine The team
1 Rinus Vik 233,655 th most common 234,702 233,921 233,353 th most common 232,655 th most common Chevy Ed Carpenter Race
2 Pata O’Ward 233,037 233,401 233,176 232,804 232,767 Chevy Arrow McLaren SP
3 Felix Rosenquist 232,775 th most common 233,512 233.131 231,931 232,532 Chevy Arrow McLaren SP
4 Alexey Palov 232,774 th most common 233,588 233,175 th most common 232,607 231,734 th most common Honda Chip Ganassi Race
5 Tony Canaan 232,625 th most common 233,180 th most common 232,680 232,362 th most common 232,280 Honda Chip Ganassi Race
6 Jimmy Johnson 232,398 th most common 233,135 th most common 232,428 232,134 th most common 231,897 th most common Honda Chip Ganassi Race
7 Ed Carpenter 232,397 th most common 232,954 th most common 232,792 th most common 232,549 231,299 th most common Chevy Ed Carpenter Race
8 Marcus Erickson 232,275 th most common 232,728 232,406 231,973 231,993 Honda Chip Ganassi Race
9 Ramon Grosjean 232,201 232,596 th most common 232,374 th most common 231,955 th most common 231,882 th most common Honda Andretti Autosport
10 Scott Dixon 232,151 232,750 th most common 232,286 th most common 231,980 th most common 231,590 th most common Honda Chip Ganassi Race
11 Willpower 231,842 232,485 th most common 232,236 th most common 231,665 th most common 230,986 th most common Chevy The Penske team
12 Takuma Sato 231,708 232,482 th most common 231,890 th most common 231,244 th most common 231.221 Honda Dale Coyne Racing with RWR

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